In the X Window System

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The client handles matters such as display and input devices, while the server can be anywhere and is the running application.

The server is always on the local system, while the client is always on a remote system.

The server handles matters such as display and input devices, while the client can be anywhere and is the running application.

The client is always on the local system, while the server is always on a remote system.

Clients can be anywhere, the server is always on the local system.

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Network Manager

Memory Manager

Window Manager

The layers are the Display, Window, and Desktop Managers

Desktop Manager

The layers are the Display, Window, and Desktop Managers

Display Manager

The layers are the Display, Window, and Desktop Managers

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You can run KDE-based applications if you pay an extra fee

You cannot run KDE-based applications

You can run KDE-based applications most of the time, as long as the underlying libraries have been installed by the distribution

You can run KDE-based applications if you install a compatibility wrapper

GNOME and KDE applications can run on each other’s desktop as long as appropriate libraries are installed

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Wayland

X Window System

GNOME

GNOME s a Desktop Manager

KDE

KDE s a Desktop Manager

XFCE

XFCE s a Desktop Manager

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Find the “terminal” option in the Application or Favorites menu

It is always on a menu, somewhere

Hit Alt-F2 and then type in the program name (e.g. gnome-terminal, konsole, xterm, etc.)

This will work on any graphical desktop

On many but not all desktops, right-click anywhere on the background and click on Open Terminal

Whether this work is distribution, version, and installed application dependent

Hit Ctl-Alt-Delete

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Which of the following utilities can be used to monitor I/O activity? (We encourage you to try all of them, as this is the best way to learn)

Depending on Linux distribution, which commands can install the libaio package and any packages it needs to function that are not already installed

Which networking configuration interface is newer and has extended capabilities?

Which of the following statements is true?

What is the proper order of system initialization stages on most x86-based systems?

Which statements are true?

Which of the following pseudo directories are empty when the system is not running (Select all answers that apply)?

Basic information about the characteristics of a user's account can be found in:

Which chapter in man contains information about standard user commands?

Which of the following commands would add newbin, a directory in your home directory, to the PATH (Select all answers that apply)?